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carmen + praising sydney ↳ What kinda potato chips? Sour cream and onion. Oh, fuck. Yeah. Type with the ridges. I bet that was fire. Oh, it was fuckin' delicious. That's good. That's good.

bonus:

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Okay, so we're, like...We're okay? We're back? We're good. Good. We're good? Yes. Okay.

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"You deserve my full focus."

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i refuse to believe this is how y'all look at your platonic work acquaintances. wholeheartedly, no lmao.

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reposting in season 17 when they finally hook up

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Sydney Adamu : *exists*

Carmy Berzatto :

(THE BEAR - SEASON ONE)

(Season Two edition)

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Concerned Carmy™

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Costumes are such an important part of the storytelling. Carmen and Sydney were matching this season, even across episodes. The green sweaters were in episodes 2 and 8, for Sydney and Carmy, respectively, and the black shirts with white undershirts were in episodes 3 and 7. Even apart, they were in sync.

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No one can hold gaze like the two of them.

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sydcarmy + tumblr text posts

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This was one of my favorite moments between Carmy and Sydney.

Sydney is working expo. She is struggling. If you watch the beginning of episode 10, she is staying calm, but her voice is quaky. She does not sound 100% confident or in the moment. We have seen her command the kitchen before and run the pass but the energy from her feels different this time. Things start to heat up and she is feeling the pressure.

She tells Carmy, “I’m feeling a little, uh, swamped here. Do you want to switch with me?”

It’s quick but if you watch closely, Carmy looks up at her face and into her eyes, twice. He looks at her deeply and makes an assessment before responding. It’s as if he’s checking her and thinking, wait is she actually ok? She’s not sweating, she’s not shaking, she doesn’t look like she’s going to be sick. It is only after he makes this assessment and he knows that she’s ok that he responds. She’s alright and that means he can encourage her to keep going.

He speaks in a calm, low, gently encouraging voice and tells her, “No, no, no, no, no. You’re good. You’re good. No, no, you’re fine. Let’s go though. Keep going.”

In this moment, despite how he might feel about the way she’s running the line, if he had given in and switched with her, this would have meant letting her fail. He promised her earlier he wouldn’t let that happen—“I won’t let you.”

He tries to get Tina to help but she can’t. His voice rises in concern when he tries to get Marcus to help her. In this moment I really felt like he understood how much she needed help but he will not pull her off the line or trade spots with her because he wants to keep his promise to her and he wants her to prevail.

It’s a small scene, a quick look that could have gone unnoticed, but there was so much behind the way he looked at her to check her well being, and the way he spoke to her, gently and encouragingly, in this moment that it really sticks out to me in a beautiful way.

You can feel how he cares for her, and wants to protect her but also how much he believes in her and truly wants her to succeed.

©️moments-on-film 2023

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THE BEAR 2.01 “Beef”

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June is not close enough I need season 3 tomorrow

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#thinking of your 'not-girlfriend' to stop your panic attack #ok then

THE BEAR (2.09)

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i can fix them

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yoongi for LDF

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I made a quiz titled “which of my time-wasting hyper fixations are you?”

Made it 7 months ago in quarantine and forgot about it till now, link in reblog.